kakari-musubi; linked form; particle-verb agreement in classical Japanese
A grammatical phenomenon in classical Japanese where certain particles (係助詞) require the sentence-final verb to appear in a specific form (e.g., 連体形 instead of 終止形). The term is used in linguistics and classical grammar study.
Zo, namu, ya, and ka are kakari particles that trigger kakari-musubi.
In classical grammar, the rules of kakari-musubi are hard to memorize.